An ornithologist is studying a population of female starlings as it changes each year. They are assuming the following things about this bird population: 1st year starlings Does not lay eggs 50% survive to 2nd year 2nd year starlings Has 3 female offspring each 70% survive to 3rd year 3rd year starlings Has 1 female offspring each None survive to 4th year 80 Suppose right now the distribution of starlings in each age group is 100 30 After 1 year, how many starlings will be in each age group? [Round answers to the nearest whole number.] 1st year: 2nd year: 3rd year: How many birds will be in each age group after 6 years? [Round answers to the nearest whole number.] 1st year: 2nd year: 3rd year: Q Search H 2:04 PM 4/11/2024 PRE If the vector b= 12 x3 represents the distribution of birds, where a₁ is the number in the 1st year, 2 is the number in the 2nd year and 3 is the number in the 3rd year, find the matrix A so that Ab is the distribution of birds after 1 year. A